Last weekend, only three games of the German League were held, but this was a busy weekend, as the German Cup was continued with the quarterfinals.
German League 2019/20, Round 11
OSC Potsdam – Ludwigsburg 08 16:9 (3:1, 5:4, 4:2, 4:2)
OSC Potsdam: Kuppers 8, Fl. Korbel 2, Dufour 2, Huppe 1, Gottfried 1, Fe. Korbel 1, Ulrich 1.
Ludwigsburg: Martinic 3, Van der Bosch 2, Stanimirovic 1, Mijatovic 1, Kotowski 1, Gscheidle 1.
White Sharks Hannover – ASC Duisburg 9:11 (4:1, 1:4, 1:3, 3:3)
White Sharks: Kubisch 2, Sekulic 2, Schutze 1, Dolff 1, Brinkmann 1, Rotermund 1, Winkler 1.
ASC Duisburg: Eidner 3, Tanaskovic 3, Bakulo 3, Schimanski 1, Gansen 1.
Waspo Hannover – Neukolln Berlin 20:12 (6:3, 5:2, 5:3, 4:4)
Waspo Hannover: Nagaev 8, M. Brguljan 4, Da. Brguljan 2, Muslim 2, Aust 2, Radovic 1, Portisch 1.
Neukolln Berlin:Molnar 2, Kazakhishvilli 2, Mo.Ma. Meisner 2, Me. Meisner 2, Dorries 1, Kaack 1, Kleine 1, Braatz 1.
Waspo Hannover, led by Russian Ivan Nagaev, who netted eight goals, demolished Neukolln Berlin – 20:12. Waspo had a 12-goal lead (20:8) in the middle of the fourth quarter. But, Neukolln reduced the gap with four goals in the finish of the game. Neukolln’s goalkeeper Finn Dorries scored the last goal in the match.
Waspo’s “younger brother”, the club White Sharks hosted ASC Duisburg. The Sharks opened the game with a 3:0 rush and had a 4:1 advantage after the first period. ASC Duisburg answered with four goals in a row and went ahead (5:4), but the hosts equalized before the middle break – 5:5. ASC Duisburg netted the first three goals in the third period (8:5), and that proved vital for their win.
OSC Potsdam convincingly defeated Ludwigsburg 16:9.
1 Spandau 10 – 20
2 Waspo Hannover 11 – 20
3 OSC Potsdam 11 – 14
4 ASC Duisburg 11 – 11
5 White Sharks 10 – 8
6 Esslingen 10 – 4
7 Ludwigsburg 10 – 3
8 Neukolln 9 – 2
German Cup, quarterfinals
On Sunday, all four games of the quarterfinals of the German Cup were played. Favorites – Spandau 04, Waspo Hannover, ASC Duisburg and OSC Potsdam – passed their hurdles with ease.
Waspo Hannover trashed Poseidon Hamburg 19:9, which means that it scored 39 goals in two days. Ivan Nagaev again was the top scorer. He found Poseidon’s net seven times.
White Sharks Hannover – Spandau 04 9:20 (3:6, 3:4, 2:4, 1:6)
White Sharks: Dolf 3, Schutze 2, Winkler 2, Schipper 1, Brinkmann 1.
Wfr. Spandau 04: Pjesivac 7, Strelezkij 4, Gielen 3, Dedovic 2, Cuk 1, Negrean 1, Jungling 1, Reibel 1.
Poseidon Hamburg – Waspo 98 Hannover 9:19 (1:3, 3:8, 2:4, 2:4)
SV Poseidon: H. Glaser 2, J. Glaser 2, Grunberg 1, Bach 1, Weik 1, Christiansen 1, Ufnal 1.
Waspo Hannover: Nagaev 7, M. Brguljan 4, Zech 2, Radovic 2, Rotermund 2, Corusic 1, Hulshoff 1.
ASC Duisburg – SV Ludwigsburg 15:10 (0:1, 5:3, 4:4, 6:2)
ASC Duisburg: Eidner 4, Manolakis 4, Tanaskovic 2, Bakulo 2, Gansen 1,Schmellenkamp 1, Rompf 1.
Ludwigsburg: Martinic 4, Gscheidle 4, Nachev 1, Kotowski 1.
SV Krefeld 72 – OSC Potsdam 8:19 (2:4, 2:5, 2:6, 2:4)
Krefeld 72:Jelaca 3, Hulmann 2, Laug 1, Neuhaus 1, Huber 1.
OSC Potsdam: Kuppers 4, Dufour 4, Schulz 4, Seifert 3, Korbel 3, Huppe 1.
